Employee of the month is Valerie Jones. This lady is awesome. She is a hard worker. she doesn’t mind pitching in. She always receptive and ready to accommodate. There have been no complaints issues or concerns from Valerie’s work area on the campus. She is reliable and dependable. If we could clone Valerie, we would — she is an asset to our team!
The Bay Area Apartment Association (BAAA) currently represents 100,000 + units in the Tampa Bay Area. We are a non-profit trade association serving the interests of the rental housing industry.
These photos were taken at the Capital with Dwight Dudley while attending legislative days with the BAAA.
BOMA–Greater Tampa Bay is a non-profit premier business network that provides leading education, advances the advocacy interests of the commercial real estate industry, and recognizes the best practices of industry participants who have excelled.
Lashunda Mangum with the Florida Speaker of the House, Will Weatherford, during the legistlative trip to Tallahassee with BOMA Tampa Bay.
Indoor air pollution isn’t just a problem in your home; it also affects your workplace. According to the EPA, indoor air quality is two to five times greater than outside air. There are numerous factors that contribute to indoor air pollution. Different sources release gases and particles that can cause a myriad of health issues such as asthma attacks and allergies. Here are seven ways to reduce indoor air pollution in your workplace.
The biggest contributors to indoor air pollution are dust mites, pollen, and outside debris. Get your office building cleaned at least once a week by a reputable cleaning service. If you can’t afford a full cleaning, at least get the carpets and floor cleaned a few times a week. The high traffic areas need the most attention as these carry the most debris. Have the cleaning staff check the air filters to ensure there is proper ventilation flowing through the building.
Stay away from air fresheners in your workplace. Studies show that standard air fresheners can emit up to 20 different toxins when sprayed. Find alternatives like all natural air fresheners with essential oils or placing potpourri in bathrooms.
Having plants in your building is an effective way of cleansing pollutants from the air. Two beneficial ones that are easy to acquire in Florida are Palms and Ferns. Plants work together from root to leaf and absorb the chemical pollutants emitting from various sources. Don’t overwater them, though, as this can lead to increased humidity in the air.
The most important thing is to get your place of business cleaned regularly. It will cut down on the amount of pollution in the air and ensure the health of your staff. By having your office cleaned often, you are cutting down on the amount of allergy attacks or other sickness that could result from an unclean working environment.
Contact Immaculate Janitorial Services for a free estimate on your business today at (813) 506-4156.
It’s a new year. It’s time to pack up those Christmas decorations and put your home back to normal. That means cleaning up after the relatives have finally gone. It can be a daunting task for many people. The more decorations you have, the more cleaning you have to do after you take them down. Just taking down the decorations is a big job, particularly if you are doing it by yourself. Here are three ways to make that job easier as you move forward in to the year ahead.
1. Do it in Stages
There is no need to rush in to the process of removing your decorations and tree. Choosing to do it all at once is a lot of pressure to put on you. Instead, choose to do a little bit each day. Clear out the living room decorations one day, and then work on another room the next day, and so on. This way the task isn’t as overwhelming as doing it all at one time. Leave the tree for last since that will take the longest. If you can, enlist the help of family or friends.
2. Clean as You Go
Clean up the room after you pack away the decorations. Vacuum/wipe the floors first, especially if you have pets. Animals tend to take things from the ground often. You don’t want your pet choking on any small part of the decorations that may have fallen off. After vacuuming, take a damp cloth and run it over the furniture to get rid of any dust or stains left behind after the holidays.
3. Call a Professional
Some of us just don’t have the time to clean the house after the holidays. It’s even harder to do when you have a family to take care of and work to do. Don’t be afraid to call a professional cleaning service to take care of your home for you. It’s what they do best and it will take the worry out of your hands.
Call Immaculate Janitorial Services if you need your home cleaned properly. The Queen of Clean takes pride in giving every home the pristine clean it deserves. If it’s dirty, we’ll make it pretty! Call today at (813) 506-4156.
We appreciate our clients and love when they tell their friends how pleased they are with our service. Now you can be rewarded for referring your friends to our business. Immaculate Janitorial Services is beginning our 2 for 20 Immaculate Referral Program.
For every 2 referrals you send us that turn in to clients, Immaculate will give you $20 off your next cleaning service.
Simply fill out the form below:
Once the referral is confirmed, we will send you a confirmation email. Print it out and give it to one of our cleaning technicians at your next cleaning. Call us for more details at (813) 506-4156.
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